Open Letter to Tom L Johnson on Taxation and Campaign Work
An open letter from Charles Dice questions Tom L Johnson on his tax payments and campaign leadership. It lists Johnsons past personal property returns in Cuyahoga County, challenges his honesty about taxes, and urges clear evidence of paid taxes in prior years. The letter, dated October 18, is printed from Massillon and Columbia correspondence.
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Adependent
Wwain Street
Massillon
Yeakly
Tom I. Johnson
State Committee
Tom L. Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Charles Dick
Republicans of
Ohio
Ohio Democracy
New York City
Brooklyn
Anu
Charles Dice
Columbia
Oct
Wheat farmers urged to specialize for Mediterranean trade
The speaker presses wheat growers to further specialize their farms to boost Mediterranean trade and to create a domestic demand for durum wheat, arguing that high quality food products require sufficient local production before export.
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United States
Massillon Assault and Robbery Cases Set for December 3
Canton, Oct. 14. Six prisoners arraigned before Judge Harter with pleas of not guilty as counsel assigned for indigent defendants. Trials set for December 1 through 5 1902 for charges including highway robbery assault to rob and kill Perry Merrill Jr. in Massillon. Other cases include arson burglary non-support and partition actions in common pleas court and new jury commission names filed for statewide panel.
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Canton
Harter
Criminal Common Pleas Court
William Brishin
Brishin
W. J. Piero
Mat H. Mosely
Bow
Mosely
Ford Edwards
Alliance
William Baldwin
David H. Weston
Perry Merrill, Jr
Massillon
James J. Grant
Baldwin
Homer W. Briggle
Weston
Rachel Callahan
J. W. Craine
J. ©. Bothwell
Young
Greentown
Charles A. Krider
Common Pleas Court
Silas A. Conrad
Lawrence Township
Cecelia Ridenour
J. A. McLaughlin
Portheirs
Martin Clapper
Elsie Kamhauer
West Brookfield
Jury Commission
Lutherans Meet as District Delegates Hear Budget Request
The First English district ministers and 25 delegates met at Martin Luther church to discuss annual business and request 950000 in added funds. the assions will continue all week. Herbert F. Braun and Regina Fick of Massillon were licensed to wed.
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Lutheran Church of the Synod of Ohio
Martin Luther Church
Herbert F. Braun
Regina Fick
Massillon
Deliver the Cars Earlier In Massillon Mines Strike Talks
Robert Legg of East Greenville met with B and O officials in Massillon to push earlier car distribution to mines before 7 oclock to avoid idle day penalties under United Mine Workers rules. He cited monthly miner contributions near 100000 dollars and disputed a claim that the state fund is only ten thousand.
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Robert Legg
East Greenville
Johnson
Hall
B. & O. Railway
United Mine Workers
Mr. Legg
Legg
Massillon
Messrs
Hall and Johnson
Pennsylvania
Savage
Effects Of The Strike Length And Losses
The strike, at twenty-two weeks, halted 25,000,000 tons of coal, costing operators about 75,000,000 dollars. Mine wreckage, policing, and protection ran to 2,000,000. miners’ wages lost 21,000,000. labor contributions 4,000,000. local business losses 15,000,000. If coal were available, public excess price would reach 250,000,000 dollars. actual extra costs are enormous, making the public loss greater than both miners and operators.
Ireland Population Decline Prompts Food Imperative
A wartime style note reports Ireland's population drop attributed to famine across the island. It urges good digestion and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia and nervousness, citing fifty years of cures. A letter from Louisville praises Liver Pills for constipation. Entertainment committees will find invitations and programs at the Tam Inve president office.
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Ireland
Tam Inve
P.rdent
Verdict in Ess railroad damage suit rewards full amount
Jury returns a $10,000 verdict in the Joseph Ess case in circuit court Cleveland. The Pennsylvania Railway Company contended Ess knew of another train section and could have sat inside. witnesses for plaintiff and defense testified to contrary.
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Joseph Ess
Circuit Court
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania Railway Company
G. G. Paul
Ess
Edward Ertle
George Ertle
E. R. Clementz
Jacob Wise
Jacoby
William Ertle
Harmon Schlosser
Daughters of Veterans Form In Ohio With Nationwide Charter
The Washington Star details the Daughters of Veterans as a new patriotic women’s group. Originating in Massillon Ohio from Memorial Day activities in 1885, it formed June 10 1885 with fourteen charter members and early tents named for famed national women, starting with Mrs William McKinley.
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Washington Star
Ohio
Grammar Achssl
Massillon
Daughters of Veterans
United States
William McKinley
Memorial Exercises At St Marys Cemetery Knights of St John
Graves of Deceased Knights Mansilion commandery were honored at St Marys church cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Deceased members named include Rev. Father James Kuhn John Yetzer Edward Yasie and John Haag. Memorial address given by Rev. Father H V Kaempker. Also notes a tonic advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea and Z T Baltely.
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Mansilion
Knights of St. John
St. Mary’s Church
Order
James Kuhn
John
Yetzer
Edward Yasie
John Haag
H. V. Kaempker
England preps for war as fleets move to Aegean
London reports Britain's main fleet ordered to near Salonica and Smyrna with Malta and Gibraltar squadrons reinforced. Rumors say Russia presses Turkey over Dardanelles access, aiming to irritate British interests and push toward a Russo Turkish agreement. Diplomatic doubt remains, but feel Britain fears a strategic coup by Moscow.
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London
Mediterranean
Salonica
Smyrna
Malta
Gibraltar
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Law Review Election Honors Michigan Law Seniors
The Michigan Daily News reports the 1902 law class elected sixteen associate editors for the Law Review chosen by senior ballots. Names span Michigan Illinois Ohio California Arizona Nebraska Iowa Indiana Minnesota Pennsylvania with Floyd R. Mechem noted as editor. Also a post office notice lists unclaimed letters at Masaillon with addressees and instruction to say advertised.
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University of Michigan
Michigan Daily News
Law Review
Michigan Law Review
Michigan
Miss Jenney
J. M. Niven
Clinton McGee
J. M. Reasoner
Illinois
H. A. Dow
J. J. Ricks
Ohio
George Kratsch
W. A. Etersman
H. F. Mercer
California
G. E. Cryer
Arizona
E. W. Tuttle
Nebraska
F. KE. Vickery
Iowa
E. H. Duff
Indiana
K. G. Hoffman
Minnesota
A. H. Klasen
Pennsylvania
W. N. McNair
The
Floyd R. Mechem
Pittsburg Trust Company offers savings 4 percent by mail
Executors of David Erb announce public sale of the old home farm of David Erb near Massillon Ohio. The 82 acre property features two brick five room houses, barn, sheds, two wells, cisterns, an apple orchard and timber. Appraised at 100 per acre with cash down 500 and three deferred payments.
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Pittsburg Trust Company
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg
David Erb
Massillon
Ohio
Brookfield
State Road
Henry J. Erb
John 8. Erb
One Price Clothing House Promotes Bargain Offer
Executives advertise clothing sale tying half ton of cost to a minimum purchase of twenty dollars. Boston One Price Clothing House at 26 South Erie promotes this offer to clothe the naked and fuel the fire with a bold pricing scheme.
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Boston
One Price Clothing House
South Erie
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Perry Merrell
Louisville
A. A. Slusser
Catherne Guittard
Penn
Sylvania Company
Mr. Ess
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Z. T. Baltely
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